drcraig13
Sr Member
Yea you can. They have Cinderella's restaurant on the second level. Depending on the time you can't get to it from the front because of the daily stage shows they have every so often.
Disney wants more 'Star Wars' in its theme parks
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CT1138
Sr Member
I remember spending by 5th Birthday dinner at Cinderella's Castle, and having the biggest bowl of ice cream of my young life.
drcraig13
Sr Member
That sounds awesome
I think there's actually a suite inside it and you can stay the night.
C'mon I wasn't being that dramatic was I? Haha
Solo4114
Master Member
When I went to Disney WORLD (which was, admittedly, back in 1985 or 1986), you couldn't. Maybe it was closed or something. Maybe Disney World's version isn't open but Disney Land's version is. I have no idea. All I know is that I still had a good time at the park and it didn't matter.
I dunno. I just see a lot of stuff online that seems hell-bent on rooting for the ultimate failure of all things Star Wars that post-date 2012, including gleeful predictions of how poorly Galaxy's Edge will do/is doing, and how much of a faceplant the ST is and blah blah blah.
Every review I've heard from every person who's been to Galaxy's Edge has been nothing but positive. They all loved it and thought it was really cool. Nobody was bitching about how you couldn't go into the big Falcon, how you were on some unknown planet, how much drinks cost, etc. It was just a cool theme park where they had a good time.
To be clear, I'm not saying that everyone here has been negative about it at all, let alone to the degree I describe, but I think a lot of the negative takes that I've seen here (and especially those I've seen elsewhere) are pretty overblown. And I don't buy the predictions of its imminent demise.
I dunno. I just see a lot of stuff online that seems hell-bent on rooting for the ultimate failure of all things Star Wars that post-date 2012, including gleeful predictions of how poorly Galaxy's Edge will do/is doing, and how much of a faceplant the ST is and blah blah blah.
Every review I've heard from every person who's been to Galaxy's Edge has been nothing but positive. They all loved it and thought it was really cool. Nobody was bitching about how you couldn't go into the big Falcon, how you were on some unknown planet, how much drinks cost, etc. It was just a cool theme park where they had a good time.
To be clear, I'm not saying that everyone here has been negative about it at all, let alone to the degree I describe, but I think a lot of the negative takes that I've seen here (and especially those I've seen elsewhere) are pretty overblown. And I don't buy the predictions of its imminent demise.
Yeah I hear ya. Especially the "parks are empty videos". But there are fair criticisms of it as well.
Honestly though, from when they first showed concept art of it and I saw the Falcon sitting there, I hoped it was going to be accessible. Admittedly I never saw it stated that it would be. I just hoped it would. I'm sure a lot of people did. The Falcon unlike a building is almost its own character. So many great moments happened in it. For me, seeing it from the outside is not enough. For others, it is. I understand it probably isn't feasible to open it up but I don't think that makes my disappointment unfounded (I know you weren't saying that). And as good as it looks, I don't believe the ride would be convincing enough for me.
Oh well, not the end of the world. But would've been cool.
Honestly though, from when they first showed concept art of it and I saw the Falcon sitting there, I hoped it was going to be accessible. Admittedly I never saw it stated that it would be. I just hoped it would. I'm sure a lot of people did. The Falcon unlike a building is almost its own character. So many great moments happened in it. For me, seeing it from the outside is not enough. For others, it is. I understand it probably isn't feasible to open it up but I don't think that makes my disappointment unfounded (I know you weren't saying that). And as good as it looks, I don't believe the ride would be convincing enough for me.
Oh well, not the end of the world. But would've been cool.
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division 6
Master Member
I had dinner in the castle at WDW back in the mid 70's.
harrisonp
Sr Member
Had the blue milk yesterday and I didn’t care for it. The taste reminded me of a melted Sonic the Hedgehog popsicle, and not really in a good way.
I personally appreciate the non dairy approach because I don’t do dairy but the taste just isn’t really something that evokes anything remotely milk like, and I think that issue would pervade even if it WAS cows milk. It wasn’t refreshing and almost reminded me of medicine both in taste and texture.
I still stand by my thought that the only food from SW I really wanted to try was the portion bread and veg meat that Rey eats in TFA.
I’m also worn out of going single rider on the Falcon after getting the biggest bummer of a crew yesterday. Next time I ride it will be stand-by with as close to a full crew of friends as I can muster.
I personally appreciate the non dairy approach because I don’t do dairy but the taste just isn’t really something that evokes anything remotely milk like, and I think that issue would pervade even if it WAS cows milk. It wasn’t refreshing and almost reminded me of medicine both in taste and texture.
I still stand by my thought that the only food from SW I really wanted to try was the portion bread and veg meat that Rey eats in TFA.
I’m also worn out of going single rider on the Falcon after getting the biggest bummer of a crew yesterday. Next time I ride it will be stand-by with as close to a full crew of friends as I can muster.
Disney Parks Veteran Steps Down Amid Sluggish Star Wars Land Attendance
Catherine Powell, who oversees the U.S. and Paris theme parks for The Walt Disney Company, is leaving the studio, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
PantheraGem
Sr Member
Apparently tomorrow a blitz of Galaxy's Edge advertising starts.
JD
Master Member
You can't go to Cinderella's castle at Disneyland because Cinderella's castle is at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando... Disneyland is in California.
JD
Master Member
You can't go into Cinderella's Castle at Disneyland... because it isn't there.
JD
Master Member
It was part of the same paragraph. The context is pretty clear that he was making a point that some folks will complain about anything... ie, not being able to go into Cinderella's castle at Disneyland.
PantheraGem
Sr Member
I had heard they removed all, or nearly all, benches from the entire park.
Lightning
Master Member
I'm surprised they didn't run afoul of some ADA regulation.
